If we take it back a little bit further, a number of barriers were created for indigenous people placed in reserves, away from the market. We have legislation in the Indian Act that prevents us from using our house as security. We don't have any wealth generation within our community, so equity is a problem, and so are skilling in the community, infrastructure and water. People are surviving on a day-to-day basis.
Providing skilling so that people can consider entrepreneurship as an option is a huge win. If we can do that and have government that is willing to say that indigenous people matter, this is low-hanging fruit. We can provide reconciliation by providing government opportunities that are already there. We just have to enable the indigenous business by saying that this is a real opportunity and it's going to happen this time.